If we make a promise to ourselves to start tomorrow or next week there may be something entering our world then and we just have no time again. Seizing the day means seizing it in the moment. If you want time you must make it.“ ~Charles Buxton It is loosening the brakes and putting ourselves out there, for having fun and experiencing life now. It takes some courage to say completely „yes“ to life. Not tomorrow when we are more rested, not next month when we are through with the exams and not next year when the kids have left the house (or fill in anything suitable thing for your current situation). We must realize that the time to live fully is now. Procrastination is really the fear to start now, to start living.īut this is it! This is the life we are here for. Ultimately there is no need for more preparation for life. Or it feels like there is something lacking: skill, money, resources, courage, self-esteem, preparation, readiness. Why getting ready to live instead of living? It may seem that there is this to do or that to achieve. Let’s have a look together at how we can seize the day and make this happen …
Carpe diem seize the day free#
It means to free ourselves from what we are not and to set free that what we really are. It means dropping what still holds us back, dissolving the resistance to what we are and to what could be. It means giving our all, being the best we could possibly be. Yet – it also entails the message not to waste a single moment. So it is to us to take this responsibility for ourselves and seize it fully. The present moment is really all there ever is to experience everything. If we really look at it closely we can see what a strong and liberating message „Carpe Diem“ holds: life is now and life will always only be now. Isn’t that the very thing we are here for – to experience life fully? Seizing the day, living life fully, sucking out all the marrow of life – how marvelous this sounds …
Carpe diem seize the day movie#
I wanted to live deep and suck out all the marrow of life… to put to rout all that was not life and not, when I came to die, discover that I had not lived.“ ~Henry David Thoreau in „Walden“, quoted by the Character Neil in the Movie „Dead Poets Society“ „I went into the woods because I wanted to live deliberately.
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